reporting live near dc fire headquarters, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> the dc firefighter who risked his life to save a woman trapped from a burning apartment is out of the hospital. he was injured after he removed his air mask and gave it to a woman when he could not breathe. today he walked out of the hospital hand in hand with his wife, fellow firefighters and doctor and members of his motorcycle club. >> what i did wasn't extraordinary. it's what we've been trained to do. you may hear that it was extraordinary, but it's not. my instinct was to help phyllis. >> he said he actually spoke with phyllis today. the woman he saved. shea's expected to remain in the hospital for a while longer. >> lots of emotions and laughter during a final good-bye today to former first lady nancy reagan. around 1,000 loved oesn and dignitaries celebrated her life. among those who spoke at the service, nancy's son, ron reagan junior. >> my mother had one great talent and i think it was that she knew how to love and she loved one man more than the world. >> mrs. reagan has been buried beside her h

decent snows here near dc. snow off to the west is weakening. this is where we're going to get some of our snowfall from. watch what happens over the next few hours. watch this band over the ocean that may just direct toward new york city for a little while allowing for quick coatings by 5:00 or 6:00, that's probably the biggest snow coverage. see where it's not snowing? you may miss out totally in the storm. then it starts to retreat out to sea by 8:00 or 9:00. by late morning and midday the snow is leaving the scene. here's what you need to know. snow and snow showers developing over the next few hours. that's the biggest impact, especially south and snow will be winding down late morning and midday. a trace to an inch or two across the area. two-inch totals over ocean county, maybe eastern long island. have an updated snowfall amount, your 7-day forecast with a huge warmup coming up in just a few minutes. >>> we'll help you get around tomorrow morning. eyewitness news this morning begins at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow with the latest on the weather an

. >>> and tragic new details about a shootout near dc.ft a maryland police officer dead on sunday. we have since learned that the undercover cop was accidentally killed by his own colleague's bullets as a gunman ambushed his police station. investigators say the officer was dressed in civilian clothes and driving an unmarked car when he was shot. three brothers were arrested after the gun fight which they videotaped. and an unmanned spacecraft is on its way to mars to look for signs of life. i'm kelly wright. that's a look at news. >>> samantha b is fun intoe and fantastic. is funny and fantastic. i thought she was the per ect if choice to replace john stewart on "the daley show." i don't know why. sexism maybe. no, really maybe. she has a new show called "full frontal." imagine my surprise when she chose to use clips from this news show on hers. >> what do you want to talk about? >> how white people ruined black history month. stop pretending you would have marched with martin luther king when you don't like anyone who marched since. >>

he suspended his campaign during a gathering of conservative activists near dc. the move was no surprise especially after he decided not to participate in the thursday night debate. so speaking of thursday night's debate. did it pursue voters one way or the other? today we'll find out the impact the gop caucus is today. while turnout is anybody's guess, it's been high this year for republicans. wlwt news 5's todd dykes found voters eager to cast a ballot. >> it's going to be new to all of us. reporter: what's new in kentucky politics is saturday's republican presidential caucus. >> this will be our first caucus. we need to find out where the place was. reporter: from 10:00 to 4:00, registered republicans will pick their preferred presidential candidate. most counties will have one caucus site. the voting hours and number of voting sites are unusual in the bluegrass state doesn't matter to steve and nancy snyder. >> it's different. this is an unusual election. reporter: they're glad kentucky republicans will have a say in who the party nominates for president as o

ben carson finding humor last night while ending his house. a gathering of conservative activists near dc. the move was no surprise especially after he decided not to participate in the thursday night debate. today we'll find out if the debate had an impact in kentucky. the gop caucus is today. from 10:00 to 4:00, most counties will have one caucus many voters we talked to are glad kentucky republicans will have an actual say in who the party nominates for president, as opposed to voting in may, when the primary's often an after the fact kind of deal. >> this is a very important election for all americans. all americans need to get out and vote. it's exciting and we're relevant. we're part of the process. jonathan: if you're wondering why kentucky's gop is holding a caucus, it's because rand paul wanted to run for the white house but remain eligible to run for the senate in the may primary, which he will now do. as for ohio governor john kasich, he's back on the road in holland, michigan. he says he's trying to keep his positive campaign going and says he will not beat donald trump by sme

dc. southbound near eastern avenue, you hit the brakes. 10 miles per hour. approaching the 11th street bridge, you clear out. no delays in the capital beltway. great shape from joint base sanders to the winter wilson road is to -- bridge. in virginia, 66, 395, and 95 moving very well. metro, the orange line is single tracking, foggy bottom to boston. silver line trains only operating and expect delays on the blue line. the reason for the single tracking is because outside clarendon there was debris. while they work on that, expect delays on these lines. an earlier reported issue on 270 near old georgetown road. everyone moving well both directions no delays -- with no delays. jummy: developing news out of north korea. another american is being detained in the country. a man from fairfax county. north korea says he collaborated with the south korean spy agency to try to bring down north korea . south korea he had affiliations with their government. he was born in south korea by became a naturalized u.s. citizen and lived in northern virginia and to -- until m

it happened in chevrolet yesterday afternoon near washington, dc, weow know that four-year veteran was killed by friendly fire, meaning another fire accidental shot and killed him after the gunman started shooting. officer jacai collison was killed. other officers fired and twined suspect. two other people are now in custody. police say they are brothers of the gunman and they were recording that shootout. >> calvin: eight fires were injured in maryland fighting a fire early this morning. the fire burned through a townhome in jerrel town leading to a total structural collapse. none of the firefighters' juries are considered life-threatening. three families now to have find a new place to stay. no word on what exactly caused that fire. >>> a driver was killed in seattle when strong winds knocked a huge tree down on his car. firefighters had to saw it apart and then jack it up to get to the driver. a jung girl was rescued from the back -- a young girl was taken to the hospital. she's going to be okay. 52-mile-an-hour winds were being reported when that trere came crashing down. >> janine

stadium to be built between broad and 16th streets and montgomery avenue and norris street near the current dcield. temple has hired two firms to design the facility. last month temple's board authorized $1 million in funding for design. and environmental impact study of the stadium. mayor and many neighbors are against the plan. >> speaking of the mayor he spent the morning reading to day care students today. nbc 10 was there as the mayor led story time at the learning center. mayor kenney has been visiting across the city to talk about his plan to raise money for his pre-k plan. >>> quite an unusual day because we were dead calm this morning. no wind at all. and now everything's blowing all over the place. strong winds this afternoon, and into tonight. this is not just a brief gust with a cold front here. we've got colder nights coming over the next two nights. tomorrow night should be the coldest. then the 70s look like they are returning this week for at least one day, possibly two. a lot of blue in that sky now. this calm, this flag was not moving at all this morning. just a few hours ago

it's near 80 in dc. 51 new york. and 38 in boston. how about that ride along i-95. looking at the system to the west, that's the system that brought the blizzard to the front range of the rockies. the snow is going into canada. look at the rain near cincinnati and over the ohio valley. there's down pours there. i'm concerned a couple of those get to us late morning or lunch time tomorrow. with the that in mind, watch this future cast. the rain moves northward. it's scattered showers and light rain for the morning commute. there's the potential down pour for your lunch. lunch plans or any errands around midday. there maybe brief down pours and a rumble of thunder and a gusty wind. after that we should see the clouds break after 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon. most mostly cloudy tonight. temperatures go up into the over night. rain develops at dawn. we end up near 57 toward morning. 69 degrees. that's later in the day. rain possible through midday. a rumble of thunder. it should be beautiful tomorrow like it did yesterday. 41. 30s in the suburbs. up and down we go. let

no -- i'd like to open by introducing a palestinian american organizer based near washington, dc.tarikad waited with a bs in finance from george mason university where he was founding member of gmu's students against israeli apartheid. he is currently the public affairs coordinator at georgetown university's center for contemporary arab studies. under the umbrella of the inconstitute hi is leading an initiative to fine historical and contemporary documents related to the palestinian solidarity movement in the united states though wolk will cull main it in in databases ailed at studying the u.s. based movement and offering researchers and advocates a critical resource. he intends to pursue graduate school with hopes of developing and conducting research on resistance economies. please join me in welcoming tarik radi. [applause] >> i'd like to thank the washington report and the institute for research for hosting today's event. thank you to the grant for the invitation and all that you all have been doing for the staff. that made today possible, and i would special lie like to thank

dc and in maryland. >>> well, the annual rock and roll marathon is coming up this weekend. the race steps off at 7:30 tomorrow morning, near smithsonian's national museum of natural history. and dc police say street closures related to the marathon will start as early as midnight tonight. all of the affected streets should reopen by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. to accommodate runner, metro rail service is going to start at 5:00 a.m. you can see all of the road closure information right now, on the wusa 9 app. >>> well, flood warnings are raising alarms and prompting evacuations all across the south after heavy rain forced rivers and streams to go over their banks. one. the areas hit the greatest is bossier louisiana. david begnow has the latest. >> reporter: the storm unleashed another round of torrential rain overnight. thousands of people were forced from their homes in northern louisiana. more than 20 inches of rain has fallen >> you need sandbags? >> we will go get them. >> we rode along with the national guard staff sergeant genevieve tolar in the golden meadow sub definition of bossier parish. they were delivering sandbags an

near the palace there. paris, new york, washington, dc, many other cities around the world have been showing their support by lighting up major monuments in the colors of the belgian flag. >>> 5:04. breaking news overnight -- democracy 2016 -- the results are in for the latest states to pick the president nominees. bernie sanders winning two of the three states against hillary clinton. >> the vermont senator gained delegates in utah and idaho but clinton's delegate lead. chin was victorious in arizona. the biggest prize of the night was 75 delegates. she'll get most of those to add to her pledged delegate lead. on the republican side ted cruz won the caucuses in utah. earlier we found the gop frontrunner donald trump won the arizona primary taking all the state's delegates to the republican national convention. trump defeated texas senator ted cruz who toured the u.s./mexico border over the weekend in a last minute push for votes. ohio governor john kasich didn't campaign in arizona. >>> coming up at 5:30, as campaign talk shifts to terrorism. presidential hopefuls make their argument over who can better pro

the shooting happened near a police station in land over maryland outside of washington, dc. we've learned now that the officer was 28-year-old jacie colson grew up in boothwyn delaware county and graduated from chichester. police in maryland say a gunman attacked him without warning and colson was killed during the shoot-out. >> the officers are devastated and my first duty in this time was to spend some time with them. but the community needs to know that one of your defenders has been lost. >> the boothwyn community is also in shock tonight. we spoke with colson former high school football coach. he told us colson was a leader on and off the field. >> he led the team obviously. this is a sad day. god rest the soul of a great one. >> the alleged gunman had killed him was wounded and arrested. a second suspect is in custody. the motive behind the attack still unknown at this point. our other top story tonight. murder in rittenhouse square. a 24-year-old man is stabed to death. sources tell "eyewitness news" a suspect is in custody. greg argos is live outside of police headqu

cleveland, upper 50s out there .u seven days, 70s, almost 80 map,ayay at omaha, dc is 65, some cloud cover producing raindrops near shelby and bucyrus . there could be a raindrop or two , cannot be ruled out completely . the frontb will stop out through the southern plains, arkansas, louisiana and missouri and because of the high pressure .ia it's going to bring and the warm air and block the rainfall from b hitting this way there's a slim chance of a shower, starting late wednesday . the front will head our way with heavy rain at times tonight there could be a brief sprinkle . warning clouds and partly cloudy through the afternoon . because of that stalled front it is dropping rainfall over the same area for hours becauseal 6 inches and portions of louisiana, missouri arkansas and texas .inka tonight a raindrop possible . early friday . on saturday after 50s to low '60s another chance of rainfall sunday and monday, on thursday , friday into monday it is uncertain tested the timing as to the timing of the rainfall . we will be into the 50s monday tuesday next week . as the end of an era for peyton manning, raskind

near the tidal basin. >> i love the transitions of the dc area, whatever it might be. and i'm a gardener and i appreciate the beauty of these trees. >> pretty. >> how pretty are they? >> really pretty. >> and there are a lit of things to do during the festival. not just enjoying the beautiful blossoms. and you can find that full list of events on the wusa 9 mobile app and at wusatv9.com. >>> allison is here. still a little chilly outside. but as you e a transition day, looking to a warmer wednesday. >> it is very warm, perfect timing for the cherry blossoms. and wednesday and thursday, their peak bloom, is going to be our warmest days of the week. not too bad today. >> sunshine. >> i thought it was going to feel a little cooler than it did but with the sun out, it feels pretty good out there. we get away with another nice day. feeling more like spring. at least looking a lot more like spring than the weekend. and we just kind of got all of the winter weather out of the way. and now the sun is back. and now, it is cool, we are into the 40s right now, and a northwesterly

. >>> a dc high school player is recovering tonight after he was shot near his home last night. after leading his team to a playoff victory last night, he was shot in the back in a parking lot near his home in clay terrace in the district. his mother is just grateful he will be okay. >> i don't know i came from work, i got a phone call that said my son been shot. and the boy told me come and get your child. >> the bullet only grazed the teenager. he is expected to be okay. police say he didn't see the shooter and does not know who pulled the trigger. >> today the man at the center of the child pornography scandal in prince george's county pled not guilty in a green belt courtroom. the federal case includes 13 charges covering 11 of his victims. in all investigators say 17 victims have been identified. many seats in the courtroom were occupied by family members of the alleged sims and they were extremely emotional when carraway went before the judge. he didn't say much besides pleading not guilty. tonight he's locked up. no trial date has yet been set. >>> an unsettling day at se

dc forced street closures. they say two suspicious pack ams found near the united states capitol were not a threat. it is the second day in a row that police have swarmed the area. also this morning, we are learning new details of the man accused of bringing a weapon and the capitol visit or's center causing a look down and panic. police confirm that larry dawson was carrying a pellet gun. all the individual drew what appeared to an weapon and pointed it at the officers. an officer fired and struck the suspect. the 66-year-old tennessee man remains in critical condition and he was under court order to stay away from the capitol because in october he disrupted the house of representatives by yellow he was a prophet of god. >> it is a battle developing between the santa clara sheriff and the representative of the deputyies, at the center is the accusation the her is trying to intimidate people, investigating her department. matt keller is in san jose to explain this escalating fight. matt? >> yes, reggie, laurie smith made a big move at going of the month. she paid for surveillance cameras out of her

. >> developing in southeast dc, one person has died in a house fire on massachusetts avenue near southern avenue. the call for help came in around 8:00 tonight. so far the victim's name and the cause of the fire have not been released. investigators are on the scene. >>> in mount airy maryland, who is suspecting of firing gun shots around cars. as they drove along woodville road. all of the spots came from the same location. no one was harmed and police say there is no public threat. >>> moving to prince george's county, a 17-year-old boy was shot and critically wounded while he waited at a bus stop this morning. it happened here at green belt road. a witness explains what she saw. >> i saw this guy drive down in the middle of the road and two young boys were running. one had a red jacket crouched down behind a gentleman. it's really scary. >> duval high school and middle school were locked down for several hours while police searched for the suspect. at this point no arrests have been made. police believe the attack was not random. >> more charges. a federal grand jury indicted deonte ca

police say senior officers 29-year-old dc twitty tried to serve a warrant. police say the gun was found near the victim. he hasn't been identified yet but rolanda said it was her son. officer twitty i i on administrative leave. >> a woman charged in a dui accident four years ago is scheduled to be in court. karen wheeler underwent a medical reevaluation ordered by a judge in december to see if she was mentally capable to stand trial. police say wheelel was drunk and crossed the center line on new lester highway hitting another vehicle. that crash left both drivers with brain injuries. wheeler is facing charges including felony serious injury >> north carolina adds sales tax to labor costs from clothing and shoe repairs to plumbing or having your car fixed, you can expect to pay more. the tax is expected to generate $85 million in state revenue. republican legislators say it is part of a move towards consumption taxes and away from personal income tax. as taxes will be cut next year and the budget will have a short fall from the difference. opponents say consumption tax will be difficult on l

results plus full analysis and row >>> brush fire near the interstate could -- sun rail of orange county workers. >>> find out when the metro system will open in dc. results for cocoa, ocala and all >> welcome back, workers in and around the nation's capital will have a tougher time getting to the office. metro system in dc completely shut down until tomorrow morning. this is so officials can check out the equipment after a fire on monday. they are looking at 600 they are at risk of catching fire. they are calling the closure inconvenient but it is necessary. estimated 700,000 passengers use metro monday-friday. expected to reopen at 5:00 a.m. >>> sun rail offering rides to boost ridership. how they are losing riders. >> reporter: increasing business around sun rail stations like this in downtown orlando. ridership struggling. this is the latest effort to increase riders. >> it was a great ride. >> reporter: commissioner ted encouraging people to ride the rails free of charge. one day offer to all 7500 employees cutting down traffic and emissions and booster ridership on sun rail is >> that is awesome. >> reporter: number of passengers fluctuated

dc twitty tried to serve a warrant. the police chief said the gun was found near the suspect. he hasn't been identified but orlando says it was her 24-year-old son. officer twitty is on administrative leave. >> a police stand off involving a kidnapping suspect is over in california. the suspect is believed to have kidnapped his girlfriend and her two kids but then led police on an house long chase. police began negotiating with him when he stopped at a beach. he agreed to release them. as they came out, he escaped into a nearby hill. he was later caught. >> a cruz ship battered by a storm earlier this month is heading back to its home port as another squall and a virus outbreak threatened its current the anthem of the sea ship will return to new jersey immediately. passengers were told the cruz was being cut short because of a storm developing off cape hatteras. hatteras. >> scott kelly will return to earth with two kozmo naughts. he now holds the american record for time spent in orbit. the capsule is set to land at 11:45 tonight. he will be flying to houston to undergo a bat

new this morning a shooti dc nis happened at the corner of i and 14th streets northwest near the opera. a man was shot in the head, no word on his condition. police have a grayill be between march 18 and 23. our josh knight is checking on the buds this mni get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. hope you have.. that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" ist full ofright price! "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up. my giant. is so wholesome... and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. coming in, a building exploded in seattle, washington. nine firefighter guidelines. >> a lot of warnings. >>> also, incredible sight. take a look at this. total solar eclipse taking over the skies last night. >> see it up close, 37,000 formerr highlighting the difference between his professional character and his realulk hogan man behind the character. lawyers for gawker cross-examining terry bollea aka hulk hogan on the wit

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our correspondent from washington dc reports >> what it constitutes is the first constant permanent deployment of american ground forces along or near the russian frontier since the end of the cold war. the russian ambassador to nato responded immediately and said that russia would not be a passtive observer to this. russian has long continueded this that kind of a deployment is an issue between nato when it expanded its membership, but it said that russia would choose to respond asymmetrically. he says that any attempt by nato to add ukraine and georgia to its membership would be met with very severe consequences from russia >>> to europe now. thousands of people are expected to demonstrate in france against plans to end the 35-hour working week. supporters say it will make the country more competitive while some believe workers will end up having fewer rights. >> reporter: they're known for being ideal for getting out of tight corners and being economical. in a squeezed market, tens of thousands of these smart cars are being produced at this factory in france every year. when the workforce arrive on shift, they know they'll finish

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on this saturday morning we are just minutes away from the start of the dc rock >> an exciting day. the race starts at 7:30 near the national museum of american history. graham knight has a preview. >> reporter: hey. good morning. i got to tell you. while the music is great and the driving conditions -- we will talk about that. this had the most beautiful sunrise of a race i have seen. the sky was this beautiful orange and magenta. that's dissipated since i have arrived but it was just beautiful and the race organizers say what a beautiful day for at race. some may disagree with that. let's talk first about the drivers this is maybe one of the most irritating races in dc if you are driving there there are 50 road closures at race goes through every major part of the city. through adams morgan. columbia before it turns south. some are making the best of it. others like cab driver also be hurt by it. let's talk about the music now and the racers. what a fun event. i have covered it in the past and it's a blast the music is motivational as you travel whether you are running the 26.2 miles or the 13.1 half marathon

near the white house and state department. the summit runs from march 31st through april 1st. >>> starting tomorrow dc fire and ems will begin using a contractor to help transport patients. the private ambulance service will injuries or illnesses that are not life threatening. dc fire and ems kill still arrive on scene to all call toss evaluate patients, determine what care they need and how they will be transported. >> pope francis marked easter at the vatican with the hopeful yet stern message for the world. he denounced what he called blind terrorism. >> reporter: hope, renewed faith, family, bunnies, colored eggs and yes even peeps bring to life easter sunday. christians commemorate the day followers believe jesus was resurrected. >> may he draw us closer to the victims of in what many call a genocide at the hands of isis terrorists. in ireland a rainbow brightened the skies above dublin at the end of a solemn parade marking a hundred years since their rising against british rule. and in mexico city, mexicans burned and imploded a 10-foot-tall paper effigy of donald trump. it's all part of their celebrations. >> group gatherin

dc. thank you very much. >>> just an hour-and-a-half brussels landed at sanford airport. they refused to let it anywhere near the terminal. all the passengers were searched and loaded on a bus while security checked the plane. there is plenty of reaction at home to the attacks on brussels. increased security is happening across the country. candace mccowan joins us now live from tampa international airport. are they beefing up security there as well? >> good evening jenn. not a lot that would impact passengers. this is a busy time of year here at tampa international with spring breakers traveling in and out of the city. but you will see a lot more people here in uniform. brussels is thousands of miles away, but on the minds of travelers at tia. >> i never worry about that. i never have in the past. that's a new thing to worry about now. >> reporter: traveler patrick is talking about common areas. that is where the explosions happened in brussels an where you can now find additional officers. >> we have more tsa agents and k-9 units. >> reporter: security expert craig was in brussels in january teaching a cla

but look at this we'll see a few places south of dc already up to 70 by noon and 5:00 temperature 71. but many places in the low 70s. in a few spots near water, look at annapolis a at about 56 degrees. that is your planner for tuesday. wait until you see the 7-day forecast. potential for record heat on it. i'll share it with you in just a few minutes. >> there was some tougher talk today for metro's new general manager months after he took over. he spoke for more than an hour. he addressed failings in two key areas. rail breakdowns and what many ri riders say is the invisible police presence on metro. >> to be frank it's much worse than i expected, maybe even publicly we've been talking about. one of the first things that i noticed with our security is it tends to be almost invisible at times because of the uniforms. they blend into the crowd. we have an event where anything occurs, it's hard to see who's in charge. >> he said he is also looking into service in the tunnels which he described as a vital issue in the event of an emergency. >> fox 5 is in fairfax county where police are trying to find out who vandalized a police car. take

to find the best price near you, just go to wavy-dot-com and click "gas prices" under the traffic tab. if your travels take you to washington, dc, you'll have to have a plastic card to get you around town. metro just stopped accepting paper fare cards over the weekend. passengers now must use smart-trip cards to pay for rides. if you still have a paper card, transportation officials say you can transfer the value from them onto a plastic card through june. it was a violent weekend in hampton roads. police investigate eight separate shootings around our area. plus, we're still working to find out the latest details in an overnight chase through two cities. rico bush has more on the suspect. and a portsmouth firefighter is suspended. him in trouble. man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me! the ninth annual u-k wife-carrying championships kicked off

near loop. guys, back to you. >> christine: kristen miranda with three big stories we need to watch. >> kristen: dc metro shut down, messy commute expected. >> primaries results in missouri still in contention. too close to call. we'll watch that story today. >> the live pictures from texas where they are still dealing with evacuations and flooding, the governor will visit there today to see the damage. >> christine: thanks, kristen. a weatherman in california got the surprise during his forecast this week. >> skies are mostly clear, a bird! i've been attacked. >> john: he was doing the morning forecast when that bird landed on the station's sky >> kristen: we have those hawks [ female announcer ] most of the time it's easy to know which option is better. so it's good to know that mazola corn oil has 4 times more cholesterol blocking plant sterols than olive oil. and a recent study found that it can help lower cholesterol 2 times more. take care of those you love and cook deliciously. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, march 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> breaking news. pre

now, i'm not holding my breath for the near future given the melt-down that has happened in washington dc, but who knows, we could have a mom in the speaker's chair and a mom in the whoit house in the not too distant faou khu, maybe there will be an earthquake in washington and we'll get some change. the challenge and we did work with the city attorney to see if we could come up with an amendment to address this. the problem is that if there is a future federal paid parental leave program, we have no idea what that program will look like, who will be eligible, what its scope is, it's hard to structure an automatic amendment or change that will happen if we get a federal program in the future without knowing what that program is. what i would be prepared to do is offer an oral amendment today to require that if a federal paid parental leave program is enacted, then within let's say 90 days of that law being signed by the president, the controller would automatically prepare an analysis of the federal law, an analysis of how it interacts and intersects with our local law and then indicating